The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-03
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Our merchants are beginning to receive
their Spring goods.
IS Col. r. a. Childs. of Pickens. spent a
day In the city last week.
Next Monday is salesday. Several
tracts Of land will be sold.
The Columbia Register now has regular
correspondent from Anderson.
SIS Epi,:ootic is prevailing to some extent
among the horses of the city.
Last Sunday was most disagreeable
day. The wind blew all day.
IS S',me people are beginning to believe
that prohibition can be enforced.
We are always glad to get news items
from any section of the County.
A prosperous young farmer says now is
the best time to SOW Spring oats.
The price Of bacon has advanced, caused
nodonbt BY the war talk in Europe.
The roads In some sections Of the Coun-
y ty are said to be in very bad condition.
Mrs: Pinkind will resume her music
clasy on the 18th inst. See advertisement.
During February the rainfall hss been
90 much as for. the months of Decemb
and January.
Tie switch at the G. q G. depot has re-.
Gently been extended A much needed
Improvement.
Go out tonight Thursday and hear
Mr.. Carswell on temperance. You will
not regret it.
Mr.. w. s. Pryor, one Of the cleverest
drummers on the road, paid ns pop, call
last Saturday.
Itis rumored that two more of Ander-
sonA you1g men viii shortly enter the
matrimonial state.
Never growl, at the weather. Noah
didn't, and he witnessed forty days of the
wettest ever man saw.
The Salvation Army seems to be
waging big war against ain ius tho mid
die section Of the State.
Sweet potatoes are selling at from IS
cent? to 81 per bushel. There is money
in'thcm at those prices.
An occasional North Carolina wagon,
loaded with apples and cabbages, makes
its appearance in the city.
MIR. Doc Stephenson, of this County, has
gonelto Georgia to test the curative pow
ers Of the wonderful well.'
MI. J. F. c. DuPree, the efficient and
popular Sheriff of Abbeville County, has
been spending 9 few lays in the city.
The family oE.ths Lite Rev. B. #. Maui.
din, of WILLIAMSON, are now residents of
this city, having moved here last week.
: "A communication from Mr.. IN. Hem.
bree, ef slabtown, on the road Law, will
appear next week. 1t was crowded out
this week.
1t viii pay those who; have to buy their
supplies to read the new adyertisen emit of
J.J. Baker q Co, as It contains valuable
information.
We are indebted to the Invitation Com.
nlittee for.an invitation to attend the An
nual Ball Of the Abbeville Rifles on the
evening Of The 9Th inst.
= We want t., see the day when Anderson
will have commodions hotel, and cot.
ton factory that viii give employment to
ssat least two hundred hands.
The State Supreme Court has recently
decided that Trial Justices have no juris-
sdiction in petty larceny cases. More .ex.
fpanse for the Circuit Court.
The yellow flag, used by the weather
service to denote local rains, has been
withdrawn from the service. Rains are
now indicated by the blue flag.
Messrss JohnsM. Hubbard & Bro. have
just received "a large lot of beautiful
walking; canes, which they are Offering at
popplsrprices. Call and Bee them.
The new Station at starr's, on the sa-
vannah Valley Road has been opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F. Mcconnell were the
first passengers to board the train at this
Station .s
Miss Minerva Drake, who has been;
teaching. school in Brushy Greek Town
shipa5as goaesto Mt. Carmel, in Abbe-
Vile County, where she has taken charge
Of asshool. =
Tom. Fair, colored, who, it is said; kill.
ed anegSo at saluda Old Town, in New
berry County, ,.last Thursday, was arrest
cd ii this city last Saturday night by
the police.
Just at this season of the year all per-
sons should be careful Of their health.
The ctangesIof the weather are sudden,
and in our climate there is danger Of taxi
ing pneumonia:
The collection of city taxes has been
suspended until thel5th inst, when the
books will bereopened and the collection
continued until the 1st of April, after
which time the penalty will attach.
"A freight engine got out of water at the
Q. @ 9. depot last Friday afternoon, and
as consequence could not get away.
The Pioneers steamer was brought out,
andsoon filled the engine from one Of our
cisterng.
Mr.. i. T. Shirley, Of Broadway Town
ship. who has been in Baltimore for sew
eral months past attending the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, has returned
home. He will return to Baltimore next
fall to complete his course.
"No," said young man the othe. day,
81 don't like fashy neckties, but 1 have
worn them since the beginning of the
silk quilt craze. You see, the girls beg
the ties, and that makes the fellow who
wears them of some Importance"
Our young townsmap, Mr.. c. G. Feath-
erston, has decided to move to Laurens,
s.. c., where he will locate to practice his